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I am considering buying copper rounds since i can't afford silver anymore! Copper seems like a good investment and hedge against a collasping us dollar!
SpiritSphere12 9 months ago
Thoughout history there has ben 3 precious metals used as money Gold, Silver and Copper. Copper has ben over shadowed by gold and silver but when people could not buy gold they bought silver. And when the common person can't buy silver they will buy copper in order to preserve their wealth. When paper money fails these 3 metals will have REAL value!!!
SpiritSphere12 1 year ago
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ALSO... consider buying some NICKELS from the bank. A roll of nickels is $2.00. EACH AND EVERY NICKEL contains 75% copper and 25% nickel, even the 2010's!! ....So, because the nickel is a relatively large coin given its face value, each end every nickel is worth .06 CENTS in metal content!! And each one costs the U.S. Mint close to .08 or .09 cents to make!! So, NICKELS are an excellent store of value with NO premium to purchase - each roll you buy for $2.00 is orth $2.40!! ~ SGT
SGTbull07 1 year ago
Today i bought 20-1oz copper rounds off ebay for 12.00 good price you decide?
SpiritSphere12 1 year ago
Obama doesn't deserve to have his picture on a jockstrap. Thanks for the info, guys. Awesome.
TadRapidly 1 year ago
those copper bars go for about x20 over spot, keep away from them
beswick1111 1 year ago
Hoard your copper pennies (those before 1982)
castmay 2 years ago
copper pennies '82 and before...believe the goverment is slowly pulling them, no one should buy them, pick 'em right out of your change.
casskellogg 2 years ago 6
@casskellogg YES YES YES, pre-1983 pennies are made of copper and EACH one is worth 2.5 cents in metal value alone. Go to the bank and buy a box of pennies for $25. Open em up and go through them. You will find that 30-35% of them are pre-1983 copper! If you bounce each penny on a wood surface (like you are playing "Quarters" in college) you will hear a distinct "DING" from the copper pennies. The zinc ones do not "DING"! Keep the copper pennies, take the rest back & buy another box! ~ SGT
SGTbull07 1 year ago
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SGTbull07 1 year ago
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@SGTbull07 ALSO... consider buying some NICKELS from the bank. A roll of nickels is $2.00. EACH AND EVERY NICKEL contains 75% copper and 25% nickel, even the 2010's!! ....So, because the nickel is a relatively large coin given its face value, each end every nickel is worth .06 CENTS in metal content!! And each one costs the U.S. Mint close to .08 or .09 cents to make!! So, NICKELS are an excellent store of value with NO premium to purchase - each roll you buy for $2.00 is orth $2.40!! ~ SGT
SGTbull07 1 year ago
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@SGTbull07 ALSO... consider buying some NICKELS from the bank. A roll of nickels is $2.00. EACH AND EVERY NICKEL contains 75% copper and 25% nickel, even the 2010's!! ....So, because the nickel is a relatively large coin given its face value, each end every nickel is worth .06 CENTS in metal content!! And each one costs the U.S. Mint close to .08 or .09 cents to make!! So, NICKELS are an excellent store of value with NO premium to purchase - each roll you buy for $2.00 is orth $2.40!! ~ SGT
SGTbull07 1 year ago
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@SGTbull07 ALSO... consider buying some NICKELS from the bank. A roll of nickels is $2.00. EACH AND EVERY NICKEL contains 75% copper and 25% nickel, even the 2010's!! ....So, because the nickel is a relatively large coin given its face value, each end every nickel is worth .06 CENTS in metal content!! And each one costs the U.S. Mint close to .08 or .09 cents to make!! So, NICKELS are an excellent store of value with NO premium to purchase - each roll you buy for $2.00 is orth $2.40!! ~ SGT
SGTbull07 1 year ago
Great video.
I've got a lot of silver stacked and will definitely consider copper. :o)
lokir 2 years ago
silver yes......copper?.....no
inkey2 2 years ago
thank you you guys are awsome
advancedideas 3 years ago